prewrites
Prewrites one and two are freewriting and an outline. Both are to be typed into the pc at convenience...
prewrite one: Freewrite
Freewrite:
I love this man, I love him so! I didn’t realize how much we were meant for each other until I realized not that we had so much in common; we both live for books, stories, the written word; but that we were the counterbalance for each other’s passions. I want to write, I live on writing, and he wants to read, he is an insatiable audience for me. What’s best about it is he actually likes what I have to write. He is curious about me and is interested in my stories. Thanks to him, I now have an audience, and without an audience, I would find it impossible to write. So with him as my “muse” I find myself compelled for the first time in many, many years to write again. It’s not so much that he is an actual muse, he does not inspire me to write, he does not literally hand me ideas on which to write, though some of the things we’ve shared are certainly worthy of the page, it’s more that he grants me the sense of justification I need to feel that indeed I am right to write. I feel no reason to, no compulsion other than my own whim to write without him, and I feel that my desire to write is not enough to justify my actually going through with it and actually writing. Where is the point to this? SImply: I plan on publishing a book now, well more seriously now. And so, with his support I find it prudent, and at this point more viable to actually publish now. I have the plans in the works to begin the process of publishing my first book via e-book. I'm even doing research on the controversies involves in this process and what I'll need to know, consequences, and every step of the process of doing this successfully.
prewrite two: Outline
Outline:
Entered into pc on: 3/22/06
E-books and the Distribution Factor
Intro: Hook
History: Personal Involvement
Spark/fire/instigation
Controversy (history too)
Perceived by others: (Maybe include sub-sets, consult time restraints)
The publishers see these things:
The people (readers/customers) see these things:
The authors see these things:
And the shared opinions are…
In conclusion, my opinion is:
prewrite one: Freewrite
Freewrite:
I love this man, I love him so! I didn’t realize how much we were meant for each other until I realized not that we had so much in common; we both live for books, stories, the written word; but that we were the counterbalance for each other’s passions. I want to write, I live on writing, and he wants to read, he is an insatiable audience for me. What’s best about it is he actually likes what I have to write. He is curious about me and is interested in my stories. Thanks to him, I now have an audience, and without an audience, I would find it impossible to write. So with him as my “muse” I find myself compelled for the first time in many, many years to write again. It’s not so much that he is an actual muse, he does not inspire me to write, he does not literally hand me ideas on which to write, though some of the things we’ve shared are certainly worthy of the page, it’s more that he grants me the sense of justification I need to feel that indeed I am right to write. I feel no reason to, no compulsion other than my own whim to write without him, and I feel that my desire to write is not enough to justify my actually going through with it and actually writing. Where is the point to this? SImply: I plan on publishing a book now, well more seriously now. And so, with his support I find it prudent, and at this point more viable to actually publish now. I have the plans in the works to begin the process of publishing my first book via e-book. I'm even doing research on the controversies involves in this process and what I'll need to know, consequences, and every step of the process of doing this successfully.
prewrite two: Outline
Outline:
Entered into pc on: 3/22/06
E-books and the Distribution Factor
Intro: Hook
History: Personal Involvement
Spark/fire/instigation
Controversy (history too)
Perceived by others: (Maybe include sub-sets, consult time restraints)
The publishers see these things:
The people (readers/customers) see these things:
The authors see these things:
And the shared opinions are…
In conclusion, my opinion is:
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